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LEICA MINI ZOOM

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The Leica Mini Zoom is a 35mm compact rangefinder point-and-shoot camera produced in the mid-1990s. It features a Vario Elmar 35-70mm f/4.0-7.6 zoom lens. The camera includes several program modes such as bulb, infinity focus, and exposure override. Its shutter speed range is from 1/4 to 1/300 second. The longest automatic exposure is 1/4 second at f/4.0. In limited light, if the camera cannot use its longest exposure value in manual modes, it resorts to bulb mode. The Mini Zoom was advertised for candid images, but it has a significant shutter lag.

A woman in a white dress leans over a balcony railing on a wooden house under a cloudy sky.
A couple kisses by a stone wall next to tram tracks, with a bridge and a mountain in the background.
A red tram travels down a street lined with tall buildings and people.
A partially frozen lake with a small boat is surrounded by mountains with some snow and evergreen trees under a cloudy sky.

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